Belmont High School - Campanile Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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HE- In Memoriam Gertrude Upton Bradley, Registrar February, 1880 August, 1932 Immortality Git ODAY upon a hillside bloom the flowers Her hand has planted, and the passer-by- Is gladdened as he sees their brilliant hues. The beauty she inspired still lives on: Each flower bespeaks her immortality. Today a daughter bears within her veins The heritage a mother gave to her. And in the child the mother still shall be Triumphant over death; the eye, the joy In service, and the heart of sympathy, — All these shall live, and they who loved her once Shall watch her live again a newer life. But wider in its scope and greater far Than flower or child, behold! there stretches out The limitless expanse of pow ' r her life Has brought to those who listened to her voice And learned the words of wisdom from her lips, Who watched her calmness as she stood for right. Who felt the guidance of her friendly hand, Who saw the vision kindled by her fire, Who measured their own lives by hers and strove To walk the path of duty she had trod. The children of her spirit! They shall bear Her life far out into eternity. Mary Edwards Marx September, 1915 July, 1913 December, 1916 November, 1914 February, 1915 Tom Flick — S ' 33 John Squire — S ' 33 Annabel Maine — S ' 34 Joseph Page — S ' 34 Dorothy Harvey — S ' 34 October, 1932 November, 1932 November, 1932 February, 193 3 February, 1933 t 20 ]

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a KB ' Winter 1933 Student Body Officers Cl 1 JM Preparedness E, OF the present high school generation are told that the most critical period of our lives now lies before us. Little have we realized until now that, for the most part, we have nearly completed our school- ing; the moment has come when we are depended upon to go forth and put our education into practice, through which both we and the world as a whole may profit. Entrusted to us who are now ready to assume life ' s obligations is the tradition of carrying on the finest type of American Idealism. Our task seems doubly difficult owing to the present chaotic world- wide condition; and unless we are ably prepared to successfully combat an unyielding barrier, we must fall by the wayside. Pat Wood. Pat Wood Student Bodti President . S Gwendolyn ' Streeton Girls ' League rffl Clifford McFarlin Boys ' League Jack Emery ■ ' ' : ' Student Governnn nt Doris Ward Girls ' Student Governmi ui [22]